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COLLABORATION IS KEY
Our Partner
Organizations
Sirk Norge is the Norwegian waste management and recycling organisation, working towards the vision that “tomorrow's raw materials are recycled.”
Sirk Norge is the owner of CLOCC.
It is leveraging 30 years of industry-specific knowledge to promote and develop socially responsible waste management policies in Norway and Europe. From 2019 the organisation is also engaged in international development work, contributing to improved waste management and reducing marine plastics pollution.
Sirk Norge has around 200 members, both from the private and public sector, responsible for the treatment of more than 95 percent of all household waste in Norway. Sirk Norge offers training and guidance, ensures sound policies and constructive political dialogue, and initiates research and development projects to build industry capacity.
CLOCC is powered by NORAD -The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation. Norad is funding CLOCC as part of the Norwegian development program to combat marine litter and microplastics.
International Solid Waste Association is the main implementing partner of CLOCC.
ISWA is a global, independent and nonprofit association, working in the public interest to promote and develop sustainable and professional waste management worldwide. ISWA works to achieve this mission through promoting resource efficiency through sustainable production and consumption; supporting developing and emerging economies, advancing waste management through education and training, promoting appropriate and best available technologies and practices through its programme on professional qualifications.
Gocircular Indonesia (Gosirk) is a social enterprise, dedicated to bringing innovative waste management solutions and social-environment impacts.
Gosirk works to create sustainable waste management plans and implementation projects, working with local communities to benefit our planet. Gosirk believes in the power of collaboration and community, working hand in hand with local businesses to foster growth, create jobs, and elevate the standards of waste management practices.
Hand in Hand Sweden’s mission is to, through self-help groups, empower people with knowledge, skills and capacity to develop as entrepreneurs and thereby improve their livelihood opportunities, be able to demand their rights and contribute to developing their communities in a sustainable way.
Hand in Hand Sweden's programmes often encompasses circular economy, digitalization, agriculture, climate and environment, human rights, education and acceleration of entrepreneurs.
Hand in Hand India is a public charitable trust that works to alleviate poverty through a unique integrated community development approach.
Registered in 2002, the organisation implements projects in the areas of women empowerment & job creation, skill development, child labour elimination & education, health and environment. Hand in Hand India is implementing the CLOCC programme in Tamil Nadu, India.
Rijig Pradana Wetan Foundation (RPW) is an independent institution dedicated to developing sustainable waste management, in collaboration with local governments, village governments, and strategic partners both domestically and internationally. Since 2018, the RPW Foundation has been a trusted partner of the Clean Oceans through Clean Communities (CLOCC) Program.
Ambire Global is an innovative venture providing consulting in sustainable finance and circular economy and is headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia. Our mission is to bolster the transition to a circular, net zero and an equitable world.
Ambire’s commitment to promote sustainability also comes from within the organisation; the team is comprised of over 60 % women to ensure gender equality. We take pride in our passion and knowledge on sustainable finance and circular economy for it has allowed us to implement highly impactful projects globally.
Grieg Foundation, from Grieg Group, is a celebration of their responsibility to create a more compassionate society.
Grieg believe's all humans have equal value and deserve the opportunity to pursue their dreams, no matter their culture and background.
They support programs and innovative projects that create positive change with lasting impact for individuals and communities, including CLOCC's work in India.
